Don't we technically have an infinite time of consciousness, since we can only think and ponder such questions WITH consciousness?
As in, all we will ever know is life, we don't experience anything else, so this life is infinite for us.
Don't we technically have an infinite time of consciousness...
Jayden Cooper
Justin Gomez
There has to be a fucking philosophy board made, so the scatter-headed paint huffers can have their own sandbox to play in and stop shitting up this place with their 2deem4u word salad shite.
I almost thought you want to talk about the real possibility of being able to speed up human thoughts to the point where you could effectively perceive time as almost standing still at will, but nooo, it's another fucking philosophy thread.
Sebastian Kelly
yes, that is why you are experiencing it and not not experiencing it
Xavier Cook
How is consciousness infinite if when we die we will have no awareness that it ever happened?
Ethan Bailey
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Luke Long
Because our time on earth is functionally infinite. 100% of our frame of reference for life occurs in life. There is no percentage of conscious life that exists during death.
We cease to exist after life, so this sensory plain during life is infinite.
Eli Ward
Well considering my grandparents are dead I can confirm life is not infinite for them.
Daniel Russell
Yes, but for them it was. They never experienced anything other than life.
Cooper Hernandez
What is consciousness? What you perceive is nothing more than electrical and chemical signalling, your sense of self is nothing more than a biological circuit firing.
If energy cannot be created or destroyed than the same energy that made up my grandparents consciousness still exists, but their consciousness does not.
Jack Thomas
>than the same energy that made up my grandparents consciousness still exists, but their consciousness does not.
Where does it go?
Really makes you think.